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Top 9 Benefits Employees Say They Want from Their Jobs

In the United States, one-third of new employees quit their jobs after 6 months, according to the Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey conducted by The…

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Article

4 Questions to Ask Before Creating a Virtual Hiring Event

Remote work is trending upward, and is viewed by many potential employees as a highly desirable benefit. The remote work option opens new doors to candidates,…

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Recruiting

6 Data-Driven Recruitment Strategies That Actually Work

Traditionally, recruiting new talent was based almost solely on a team’s ability to select a good candidate based on a resume, CV, and a few interviews…

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Training

6 Ways to Prepare Millennials for Leadership Roles

According to the Pew Research Center, the first millennials were born in 1981, which means the older members of this peer group have already turned 40.…

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Compliance

15 HR Compliance Mistakes You May Not Realize You’re Making

Compliance is a company’s commitment to creating policies and procedures to ensure all team members are demonstrating work practices and personal interactions within the confines of…

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Training

Training Objectives: How To Set SMART Goals for Employee Training

Launching a training program without clear objectives is akin to setting sail without a destination in mind. This article explores the key factors behind why SMART goals…

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Recruiting

How to Measure if Your Talent Acquisition Strategy Is Working

One of the most important things a business can do is attract top talent to help build its reputation. It’s no secret that this is not…

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HR Corner

19 Creative Office Bulletin Board Ideas to Improve Company Communication

Most offices and businesses use employee bulletin boards for posting important notices and announcements. But these boards often aren't being used to their maximum potential. With…

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Article

Induction Training: What to Include and What to Leave Out

While some new employees are happy to “hit the ground running,” many new hires may need at least a couple of weeks to acclimate to your…

KnowledgeCity7 min read
Safety

How HR Can Improve Psychological Safety in the Workplace

Organizations that thrive know how to motivate employees and tap into the power of synergy. The concept of “synergy,” which fuels both creativity and job satisfaction,…

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Learning and Development

How to Build a Learning Culture in Your Organization

One of the core beliefs of great thought leaders like Thomas Jefferson and Sir Francis Bacon is that “knowledge is power.” Today, more than ever, growth-oriented…

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HR Corner

HR Newsletter Ideas: How to Write HR Emails Employees Will Look Forward to Reading

As companies grow, mass communication becomes more important, but also more challenging. Employee newsletters are great ways to reach all members of a company. And email…

KnowledgeCity6 min read

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What's the best blog for HR, L&D, and compliance professionals?
The KnowledgeCity Blog publishes weekly content for HR, L&D, safety, and compliance leaders — written by in-house practitioners (not external marketers). Topics include workforce development trends, AI in learning, regulatory updates (OSHA, HIPAA, GDPR), talent management research, learning science, and customer success stories. New posts go up every week.
Where can I read about AI in workforce training and learning development?
KnowledgeCity's Blog covers AI in L&D extensively — including how AI course creation works in practice (with examples from real customers), how AI Teachers answer learner questions inside courses, what AI does well versus poorly for skill assessment, and how generative AI changes the cost curve on custom course production. All posts are written by practitioners deploying these tools, not by AI vendors.
Where do compliance teams get news about OSHA, HIPAA, and GDPR changes?
KnowledgeCity's Compliance Snippets section publishes short plain-English explainers each time a major regulation is amended or a major enforcement action changes practical interpretation. The Blog covers broader regulatory analysis, and the What's Trending feed surfaces the regulatory headlines worth knowing this week. All three are free and update on different cadences.
How often does the KnowledgeCity Blog publish new content?
The KnowledgeCity Blog publishes new posts weekly. The Compliance Snippets section updates as regulations change (typically several per month). Case Studies and original research reports release roughly monthly. Subscribe to the weekly digest (form at the bottom of any blog page) for a single Friday email covering everything new.
Can I write a guest post on workforce development or compliance for KnowledgeCity?
Yes. KnowledgeCity accepts guest contributions from practitioners and subject-matter experts in HR, L&D, safety, compliance, and talent management. Pitch a topic to the editorial team via the Contact form — the team responds within a week. Strong pitches come from people who've done the work, not consultants generalizing about it.